DDD & Event Sourcing to the Rescue for Implementing the GDPR?
summary
Introduces the GDPR’s key requirements — explicit consent, data portability, anonymization/pseudonymization, retention periods — and other standards for compliance. Shows how applying Domain-Driven Design and Event Sourcing patterns can help information systems handle the major changes imposed by GDPR.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 13:13GDPR and the Company: The Needs
- 23:04Domain-Driven Design
- 24:52Exploring Our Business Domain: Event Storming
- 28:14Cleaning the Core Domain: Example
- 46:53Questions?
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